K-pop, K-classic team up | Inquirer Entertainment

K-pop, K-classic team up

/ 01:44 PM June 14, 2020

Kang Eun-kyung (left), CEO of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra and Lee Sung-soo, co-CEO of S.M. Entertainment, post for pictures after signing a memorandum of understanding Wednesday. (Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra)

SEOUL — Collaboration is in the works between K-pop and K-classic. The Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra and S.M. Entertainment signed a memorandum of understanding last Wednesday to spread K-pop and K-classic worldwide by creating content that is not defined by a single genre.

Lee Sung-soo, co-CEO of S.M. Entertainment, and Kang Eun-kyung, CEO of the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra, signed the memorandum, marking the first time a leading orchestra has joined hands with an entertainment company. This is also the first time the orchestra has announced plans to perform K-pop music.

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For their first project, some of S.M. Entertainment’s popular songs will be remade into orchestral pieces. Details will be revealed in early July through SM Station, S.M. Entertainment’s digital music channel.

S.M. Entertainment is known for its K-pop groups EXO, Red Velvet, Super Junior, Girls’ Generation and NCT, among others.

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